Sentence examples for call guilty from inspiring English sources

What we call delinquency, they call victims; what we call victims, they call guilty parties".

Sterling sent the playlist, available below from Spotify, and wrote: I love these songs for getting the job done, even those some might call "guilty pleasures" (a snobby and meaningless concept).

Today sees the publication of a pamphlet called Guilty Men, written by the Telegraph journalist Peter Oborne.

The general policy, which the Justice Department called "hold until cleared," might as well have been called "guilty until proven innocent," civil libertarians said.

He has even made a music video, for a song called "Guilty Until Proven Innocent," loosely based on the stabbing of Lance (Un) Rivera, in which he takes the witness stand, delivers a defiant defense, and celebrates his acquittal.

To be sure Seager's focus was on persons who are on forensic units and have been found guilty by reason of insanity, or what might be called "guilty but insane" in other states.

"I call those Guilty Pleasures," he said.

Just don't call them guilty pleasures, okay?

When she and Barry Gibb did their follow-up, they wanted to call it Guilty Pleasures.

Though she performed most of her album, Ms. Sullivan notably, and unfortunately, skipped its emotional poles — the domestic-abuse tale "Call Me Guilty" and the lighthearted "Switch!" — opting instead for the unmemorable "Dream Big" and "After the Hurricane".

We call that guilty by association; yet another master move by the political machine.